Located in West San Fernando Valley, Reseda Park is an urban recreational area in the heart of the San Fernando Valley. It is located at the intersection of Reseda and Etiwanda Avenues. The park is home to a recreational center, a lake, and various birds and ducks. The area also includes free parking and a number of activities for residents. Reseda Park is open Monday through Saturday.

The park is owned by the City of Los Angeles and operated by the Los Angeles Recreation and Parks Department. The park is located in an area that has experienced two powerful earthquakes in the mid-1990s. Reseda was originally named after the fragrant plant Reseda odorata, which was commonly found in gardens during the early 1900s. During the Great Depression, the community grew slowly, and most of the residents worked in the Los Angeles Basin. In the mid-1940s, there was an increase in single-family homes and large ranches were subdivided. The average home price reached $110,000 in the 1980s.

The park is located near the 101 freeway and offers various amenities. It features BBQ grills, a community room, and laundry rooms. There are also a number of restaurants located within walking distance. There is also a Park and Ride lot.

The northern part of the park is next to the Los Angeles River. This area has been identified as a potential site to treat regional stormwater flows. Among the potential improvements are native habitat creation, a riverside walkway, and storm water diversions. In March 2017, the City of Los Angeles acquired the G2 Parcel, which includes nearly one mile of river frontage. The area is also a critical site for the restoration of the Los Angeles River watershed.

The park is also close to several restaurants and apartments. A recreational center is also located at the park, which hosts various activities for seniors. The area is also home to a number of birds and geese. The park is closed on Sundays. The Los Angeles Recreation and Parks Department maintains the park and all of its facilities.

Reseda Park has been a popular recreational area since its inception. It is located near the 101 freeway and is within walking distance of several restaurants. A large park is also located at the park, which includes picnic tables and a lake. There are also various activities to be enjoyed, including tennis and volleyball. The park also hosts regular sports clinics.

The park is operated by the Los Angeles Recreation and Parks department, which is closed on Sundays. The park is open Monday through Saturday, and offers a variety of amenities for residents. The park is also located in an area that is close to a number of schools. There are 15 public schools in the Reseda area.

There are several parks in the Reseda area. Some of the more popular ones include Reseda Park, Topanga Plaza, and Tarzana Park. There are also five private schools located in the area.

Reseda Park and Lake